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Summary

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This image is a picture of Caleb Schaber along with the Seattle Monolith while it was installed in Magnuson Park in Seattle, Washington in early 2001. The copyright holder is Caleb Schaber and/or the executors of his estate, namely his father, Ken Schaber. © 2001

Source

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The original source of this image is Caleb Schaber. This copy of the image is from an article related to Schaber on a Washington State history web site at this specific web page. http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&file_id=2923

Fair use rationale for article Caleb Schaber

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This image complies with all 10 requirements listed in Wikipedia:Non-free content criteria as shown by the 10 items listed below.

  1. There are no free equivalent images that exist showing the subject (Caleb Schaber) and the artwork he is notable for (Seattle Monolith) together, and as the subject is deceased, no free equivalent can ever be produced in the future.
  2. This image does not interfere with the copyright holder's ability to derive commercial gain in any way.
  3. This image is only used on one page and is low resolution and very low quality (12kb) and highly unlikely to be used to for copyright infringement.
  4. This image has been published outside of Wikipedia as described in the Source section above.
  5. This image is encyclopedic in nature and conforms to the general standards of Wikipedia.
  6. This image conforms to the Wikipedia:Image use policy.
  7. This image is used on the Caleb Schaber article.
  8. This image is significant in that it shows the artist, his work and the location it was installed at, when they were in the news headlines, and is the only known image of its kind as the artist and his associates wanted to remain anonymous.
  9. This image is only used in article namespace.
  10. This image has an image description page that describes the image, the source of the image, the artist and the copyright holder. It also contains the non-free content copyright tag and the single article (Caleb Schaber) where it is used and a fair-use rationale for that article.

This image also complies with the requirements listed in Wikipedia:Non-free use rationale guideline using the Template:Non-free use rationale.

Non-free media information and use rationale true for Caleb Schaber
Description

Picture of Caleb Schaber along with the Seattle Monolith while it was installed in Magnuson Park in Seattle, Washington in early 2001.

Source

The original source of this image is Caleb Schaber. This copy of the image is from an article related to Schaber on a Washington State history web site at this specific web page. http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&file_id=2923

Article

Caleb Schaber

Portion used

the entire image is used and it does not compete with the copyright holder's usage as it is low resolution/quality.

Low resolution?

Yes

Purpose of use

The image depicts the subject of the article it is used in (Caleb Schaber) along with the reason he is notable (the Seattle Monolith). The inclusion of the image in the article helps the reader understand what the article is about, who the person is, why he is notable and puts the whole article in to context.

Replaceable?

The image is irreplaceable as it is the only known image of the artist with the artwork he is notable for, because the artist and his associates wanted to remain anonymous.

Other information

This image is of a single event (beginning of 2001) with an iconic image (monolith from 2001: A space odyssey). The event can never happen again, the artist is deceased and this is the only known image of its kind and can not be replaced.

Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of Caleb Schaber//wiki.riteme.site/wiki/File:Caleb-Schaber-and-Monolith.jpgtrue

Fair use precedent

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This image came from a Washington state history site named HistoryLink.[1] HistoryLink is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation and has been using this image under fair use guidelines stating, "Please note that images on HistoryLink.org are posted at low resolution sufficient to illustrate its files and to protect the rights of the owners." under their Fair Use and Copyright Policies section.[2] This establishes a precedent for using this image under fair use law.

Licensing

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References

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  1. ^ Crowley, Walt (January 2, 2001). "Mysterious monolith materializes in Seattle's Magnuson Park on January 1, 2001". Historylink. Retrieved 16 June 2010.
  2. ^ "About HistoryLink.org". HistoryLink. 2010. Retrieved 22 June 2010.

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